Luxury Lifestyle

A lot of people argue that the rich are so different from you and me, but to a large extent, they are exactly like you and me. Take a look at the kinds of automobiles driven by some of the wealthiest people on earth, and then you might have a rethink. Bill Gates Bill Gates is one of the richest men in the world and owns two Porsches: a 1999 Porsche 911 Convertible and a 1988 Porsche 959 Coupe. Gates was unable to drive the 1988 Porsche 959 for around ten years, due to it not meeting emission standards and unknown crash test ratings. This did not linger on as President Bill Clinton was able to repeal this, when he signed a federal law in 1988 that allowed Gates drive his rare and prized Porsche on the road for the first time. On the contrary, Jenry Seinfeld, who’s a comedian, got the Porsche 959 for $700,000. Warren Buffett Warren Buffet is on the list of richest men in the world and a friend of Bill Gates. He owns a 2001 Lincoln Town Car with a License plate that reads “Th...

We are told, or we just believe that the “rich are different”, which is probably why they tend to act in that manner. Rich folks flaunt their status with a show of conspicuous consumption, while a few of them try to stay low key. There’s an extend to their shopping appetite, from the clothes they purchase, the houses they buy and even the kind of cars they drive. To demonstrate their wealth and class, they drift towards top quality items (automobile), as we get over a half of cars that are bought from main stream brands, like Honda,Toyota, Mazda and Volkswagen. This is because such cars offer some of the best amenities and comfort that almost equate those of the luxury models, yet rich folks don’t go for such brands. Rich folks have so much affinity for luxury cars, with features that stay ahead of the innovative curve. Sometimes, I’m left to wonder if the rich prefer the luxury cars to the poor in their communities. Cars like the Mercedes E-Class, Lexus RX 350, BMW 5 Series and...